5 Minutes of Spencer Pratt Saying What Everyone Was Thinking

[0:00] They let my home burn down. [0:01] I know what the consequences of failed leadership are. [0:04] That's why I'm running for mayor, for my sons and the rest of us Angelenos [0:09] that want to stop these corrupt politicians from destroying our city. [0:13] I'm not sure how to respond to that vision of Los Angeles. [0:16] This is a MAGA Republicans idea of what Los Angeles looks like. [0:20] This is, this is really not. [0:22] Councilwoman Robin acts like she doesn't have any authority with this homelessness. [0:26] She was the third most powerful person in city council. [0:29] She runs the homeless housing thing. [0:31] She acts like this is just Mayor Bass. [0:33] First off, inside safe. [0:35] I like to say inside safe makes all of us outside unsafe. [0:39] The reality is no matter how many beds you give these people, they are on super meth. [0:44] They are on fentanyl. [0:45] The DEA statistics says 93% of this is a drug addiction problem. [0:50] Nithya, Councilwoman Robin's plan for treatment first, [0:54] I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her [0:56] and we can find some of these people she's going to offer treatment for. [1:00] She's going to get stabbed in the neck. [1:01] These people do not want a bed. [1:04] They want fentanyl or super meth. [1:06] These ideas cost us over 400 million dollars to house for 70, what did you say? [1:11] 3,000 people for 400 million. [1:14] This is an absolute failure for both of them. [1:16] They're a team. [1:17] You know when the mayor was in Ghana as everything was burning down? [1:20] Do you know who she left in charge? [1:23] Her deputy mayor? [1:25] Do you know where the deputy mayor was? [1:27] The deputy mayor, Mayor Karen Bass's deputy mayor, was on house arrest [1:31] because he was arrested for calling in a bomb threat to City Hall. [1:36] This is real life. [1:37] Many have compared you to Zora Montani. [1:40] The one thing I connect with is I know he promised his voters like the subway will be free [1:46] and I'm promising my voters the metro buses, the metro trains, they will be free from urine, [1:54] feces, stabbing, attacks. [1:56] So that's kind of similar. [1:58] We both had free things for public transportation. [2:01] And then once we start enforcing the laws, [2:03] boom, streets will be back. [2:05] Do you know who else I'm going to bring in? [2:07] The CDC. [2:08] Because there's medieval diseases in these encampments. [2:12] They're not swabbing these encampments. [2:14] They're not swabbing the streets. [2:15] People are just living in feces and drug use and dogs burning and body. [2:20] We need these streets cleaned. [2:23] Yeah. [2:23] If this is a yes or no question and answer. [2:25] So there's an LA council member. [2:27] He wants voters to decide. [2:29] He is saying that non-citizens should they be allowed to vote in local elections? [2:34] Is this a yes or no, Mr. Pratt? [2:36] No. [2:37] Mayor Bass. [2:38] It depends. [2:39] It's not a yes or no. [2:40] Depends on what? [2:41] Well, first of all, when you say non-citizens, [2:43] it doesn't mean they're here illegal. [2:45] It doesn't mean they're undocumented. [2:46] They could have green cards. [2:48] They could be here perfectly legal. [2:50] And there's a lot of states and cities that do that on very, very local elections. [2:54] We have to see what the councilman is proposing. [2:56] Council member Bremen. [2:58] Yeah, I would say, again, it does depend. [3:00] In other places, school boards have non-citizens. [3:04] Yes or no. [3:05] Both of these people have been the reason why there's no more Hollywood. [3:09] Not to mention, even if they do these things, we're still going to have drug addicts all over [3:14] the street because they're treatment first, open beds, not mandatory treatment. [3:18] Do you know I talk to producers? [3:19] They have to pay gang members right now to keep the streets safe, to go film anything on the streets of LA. [3:25] So absolutely no, these two politicians have failed Hollywood times a thousand. [3:31] I'm no longer a reality star. [3:34] And also, it's funny, I keep being called a reality star. [3:37] I'm the only candidate living in reality too. [3:39] Downtown is so unsafe now that they have to serve the food. [3:44] All the employees have to eat inside. [3:46] They can't risk going out. [3:47] That's why all these beautiful restaurants are closing because it's so unsafe. [3:51] So before we require city workers to go back into any buildings, [3:55] we need to enforce the laws on the street. [3:57] Councilwoman Rahman is talking about safety yet. [4:00] When animal rescue activist Rebecca Corey came in and said the dogs are being [4:05] tortured and abused on the streets of Duna, she walked out of the hearing. [4:09] She doesn't care about safety. [4:11] She doesn't care about anything she's talking about. [4:13] At least Mayor Bass pretends to care. [4:15] I ran because I experienced what city leadership failure at the ultimate level is. [4:22] That's why I stepped up. [4:23] That's what cuts through. [4:24] So the media and everyone wants to jump on and be like, [4:26] Oh, Spencer's our guy. [4:27] No, I'm the citizen. [4:29] I'm the angry taxpayer. [4:31] You can be a Democrat and love me. [4:33] You can be a Republican and love me. [4:35] The only people that don't love me are communists and socialists. [4:37] And I don't want them to love me. [4:39] Are you saying you live in that trailer? [4:42] I don't live anywhere is what I'm saying. [4:44] I don't have a house. [4:45] They burned it down, Harvey. [4:47] First off, Mayor Bass and I are definitely not working together. [4:52] I blame this person for burning my house and my parents' house and my town and all my neighbors down. [4:58] I am not working with Mayor Bass. [4:59] Second off, if I wanted to run against anybody, it would be the council member who is terrible. [5:04] Mayor Bass has at least been a mayor for almost four years. [5:07] And as she talked about earlier, all the unions endorsed Mayor Bass. [5:12] You think it's easier to run against the incumbent mayor with all the unions [5:16] or a random city council member who's been a failure for six years? [5:20] I would much rather run against Councilwoman Rahman. [5:23] Thank you very much. [5:24] Thank you.